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You need these emo classics from the early 2000s if you're a true vinyl collector who can't get enough of that era.

Korn's Ray Luzier and Fieldy were photographed together at NAMM in January leading fans to speculate he's returning to the band.

See who's joining Jeff Loomis and Van Williams.

Some of his bandmates even showed up to play as his backing band on the show's 24th season.

The 1981 album marked several crucial turning points for the band.

Imagine savoring classic Montana dishes while renowned musicians take the stage at a saloon that's more than a century old. It's a summer to remember.

Another Wyoming winner at the 2026 Olympics is Breezy Johnson.

Despite recently being at odds with Live Nation and Ticketmaster, Kid Rock has partnered with Ticketmaster to employ their Face Value Exchange Policy to thwart scalping for his upcoming tour.

Will any of these bands become out future headliners years from now?

In a twist that’s hard to believe, a woman’s tragic end was discovered in a most unexpected place — a freezer in her accused killer’s home.

Naming trends in Montana are heating up! From 'Bridger' to 'Linnea,' these names are capturing the hearts of new parents this year.

Andy Biersack shares details about Black Veil Brides' next studio album, including diving deep into their latest track, "Certainty."

These tracks are for the family, friends and other non-romantic loved ones in our lives.

Something meaningful is happening in Billings as neighbors come together to help create a new beginning for one local family.

Seattle's police and medical examiner have responded to a report from a forensic science team suggesting Kurt Cobain's death was a homicide.

Meet Flounder, the charming puppy looking for his forever home—he’s got quite the adorable backstory!

See a complete list of dates for his upcoming U.S. tour, dubbed Welcome Back My Friends: An Evening with Emerson Lake and Palmer.

The 'Appetite for Destruction' lineup is the most iconic. But it doesn't tell the full story of Guns N' Roses.

Robert Trujillo says it was Cliff Burton who changed the trajectory of the song.

"Playing those songs from those first four albums in a combined package like this is something we've never attempted before," Blackie Lawless said in a statement.

Don Henley hints that the group may stop touring after this year – "and I am OK with that."